New Delhi, Feb 25 (UNI) Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL) has been awarded the prestigious ISO 9001:2000 quality certificate for the international cargo terminal of Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport.
The certificate awarded by Lloyd's Register is recognition of efforts put in by DIAL to improve customer service, quality control and efficiency. DIAL achieved this within seven months from taking over charge of IGI Airport.
The air cargo terminal spread over 27 acres of land manages and operates a common user infrastructure facility for storage and processing of international air cargo and provides custodianship to DIAL.
With the help of semi-mechanised integrated facilities, the terminal undertakes secured and efficient export, import and transshipment cargo functions. It provides a single window clearance for export and import cargo under one roof to facilitate expeditious processing and custom clearance of international cargo.
Currently, Delhi airport handles more than 0.4 million tonnes of cargo per annum. This figure is expected to grow to 1.27 million tonnes by 2020 and touch 2 million tonnes by 2025.
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The certificate awarded by Lloyd's Register is recognition of efforts put in by DIAL to improve customer service, quality control and efficiency. DIAL achieved this within seven months from taking over charge of IGI Airport.
The air cargo terminal spread over 27 acres of land manages and operates a common user infrastructure facility for storage and processing of international air cargo and provides custodianship to DIAL.
With the help of semi-mechanised integrated facilities, the terminal undertakes secured and efficient export, import and transshipment cargo functions. It provides a single window clearance for export and import cargo under one roof to facilitate expeditious processing and custom clearance of international cargo.
Currently, Delhi airport handles more than 0.4 million tonnes of cargo per annum. This figure is expected to grow to 1.27 million tonnes by 2020 and touch 2 million tonnes by 2025.
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